Anyone run into this....??

Can't say I have; however, when I worked in HH my (VERY psycho) RN executive director was in the habit of referring to the RNs as "the nurses" and the LPNs as "the LPNs", as though we weren't REAL nurses. 'Twas most irritating.

Humph. Where, indeed, do these people come from?

P.S. if she is being specific in her non-liking of LPNs, wonder if you could possibly go above her head and drop some "hostile work environment"-type catch phrases.

The are also some doctors out there that believe we are irrelevant, wait to you come across those.. I just shake my head and continue to maintain my professionalism.. :redpinkhe

can't say i have; however, when i worked in hh my (very psycho) rn executive director was in the habit of referring to the rns as "the nurses" and the lpns as "the lpns", as though we weren't real nurses. 'twas most irritating.

humph. where, indeed, do these people come from?

yup it used to annoy me every time we get a memo from the don stating "inservice for: nurses, lpns, cnas". i was an lpn at the time. i just laughed it off as she misspelled so many words and she made many grammatical errors.

i still get upset with my brother when he says "you're a nurse now". i always tell him i was a nurse already when i got my lpn.

Never have, my mouth would get me shown to the door on the first day. In this case I could not possibly resist asking the DON, "...so, who's making you work here?"

Yes, I have, and, I no longer work for that facility. I have no use for "nurses" like that. And that shows me the type of nurse I do NOT want to be!